UMT-Knightstar by Daniel Lamothe
This week the Diva's challenge is a "Use My Tangle" where we use tangles submitted by the Diva's followers. I love Knightstar in theory, but in practice...it's been a challenge to wrap my pen around. I practiced and practiced and practiced some more in my sketchbook. I finally grabbed a tile and got to work. I'd started this tile last week for Adele's String Challenge but only got so far as the string, a good thing I guess since this set me up with a larger axis for Knightstar.
9th in the Circle String/Coffee Ring Series
pattern: Gra-vee
I took a little artistic license with this one...not my favorite, but it is what it is.
Here is this weeks Travelling TangleBomb~starting with the ones I completed:
I finished this with a few more Hollibaugh's and "Sprangle", "Tipple" & "Printemps"
This was started by Karin Godyns in Belgium
I finished this with my a few of my faves
started by Tracy Wolf Hadar in Michigan
These are the ones I started:
Adente on a watercolor tile
fabulously finished off by Susan rink Olsen in Ohio
I started with blue "Binda" on a watercolor tile
beautifully finished off by Karin Godyns in Belgium
I started this off with "Andromeda" on a Hefty Hack watercolor tile
fantastically finished off by Christel Foncke in Belgium
Check out this amazing group at the Travelling Tangles Project on Facebook to see some really awesome art and join the fun!
Thanks so much for visiting my blog. Your thoughtful and generous comments delight and inspire me!
All are delightful to look at, but that first tile is just amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jean! I'm happy with the way it turned out as well. It was one of those pieces that I had no clue where it was going to end up;-)
DeleteJust love love love your work!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Laura! I'm so glad you dropped by and took the time to comment. I really appreciate it;-)
DeleteWow I love your Diva tile!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Anne!
DeleteI joined the group after reading your last post, your travelling tangles are beautiful! The gra-vee in your Joey tangle made me think of a tangle of fairy lights. I really like your use of Knightstar for the diva challenge too - beautiful result. I didn't find knightstar very easy, it needs some practise.
ReplyDeleteThanks Suse! I'm so glad you joined the group! PM me on Facebook if you want to collaborate on a Travelling Tangle;-)
DeleteI was confused for a moment and couldn't see the Knightstar! I thought it was a previous tile for It's a String Thing (I believe it was challenge #155)... I love the tile that Susan Olsen completed. :)
ReplyDeletehehehe...yes, I took a little artistic license with both the Diva and Joey challenges this week;-) Sue's tile is really amazing!
DeleteIt is always a pleasure to visit your site, all works look great, your traveling tiles are wonderful and I'm very curious to see the following ones...I like the very special interpretation of the challenge 278, very original.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Ria! The Diva challenge definitely was the challenge of the week;-) I actually have your lovely piece next on deck to complete. I try to finish them in the order that I receive them. It's so beautiful and I really want it to be special. I'll post it here in the next couple of days along with this week's It's a String Thing tile which is almost finished.
DeleteAll of them are beautiful, gosh, you were busy😃 I also must look 4 times to recognize Knightstar. Great!👍
ReplyDeleteThanks Carmela! I took the Diva's advice and worked BIG after practicing Knightstar in different sizes;-)
DeleteAll beautiful tiles.
ReplyDeleteThank you Pat!
DeleteI Love the way you went with Knightsbridge! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anita! I went a little "outside-the-box" with this one. I really like the way it came out. I wonder if it had anything to do with the fact that I was watching "The DaVinci Code" whilst drawing?
Delete:) I bet!
DeleteOh yummy! I love all of them, but what a stroke of genius to use the IAST string, for the diva challenge, and HOW absolutely delightful that you sort of "pressed" the grid out thru the "strings" of the pattern.
ReplyDeleteThat piece reminds me of something you might find in the preparation room of the altar guild in an old Anglican cathedral. Absolutely luscious and so rich!
Thanks HeidiSue! I really love how it came out. If I hadn't have flaked out on that IAST challenge, I would never have come up with this;-)
DeleteYour work is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anja!
DeleteAll of them are so beautiful - my favorit is the Diva-Tile.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sabine! It's definitely one of my faves too;-)
DeleteOh, so very lovely tiles, but that Diva-one - I love that one!
ReplyDeleteStunnig! I just love love love your work! All of it... amazing!
ReplyDeleteThank you Simone!
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